The Ford Family Foundation
The Foundation administers four scholarship programs, by which it provides financial and a suite of additional supports to students pursuing postsecondary education. Programs target single parents (Ford Opportunity), students over age 24 (Ford ReStart), high-performing community college students preparing to transfer to a 4-year institution (Ford Transfer), and graduating high school seniors who otherwise would find it impossible, or at least very difficult, to obtain a college degree (Ford Scholars) in Oregon and Siskiyou County, California, as well as dependents of Roseburg Forest Products employees throughout the country (Ford Sons and Daughters). In addition to financial assistance, the Foundation supports student through 5 dedicated FTE providing licensed counseling services, conferences and events, and professional and personal development opportunities. Additional details regarding eligibility criteria, award determination, and activities may be found at www.tfff.org.
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